Gunzlingr
05-08-2003, 09:00 AM
The Jaguars' quarterback situation continues to draw much attention around the league.
For example, Ravens coach Brian Billick denied this week that the team has had any talks about trading for veteran Mark Brunell.
"We've had no discussions," he said. "There's no way they're going to let Mark Brunell out. That's speculation from the outside."
It's not surprising Billick denied the speculation since the Ravens traded up to get Kyle Boller in the first round of the draft and they've also got Chris Redman until Boller is ready.
But the fact Billick felt compelled to deny the speculation shows that there's much interest and talk around the league in how the Jaguars' quarterback situation is going to play out now that Byron Leftwich has been drafted with the seventh pick to join Brunell and David Garrard
more (http://www.jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/050803/jag_12487681.shtml)
For example, Ravens coach Brian Billick denied this week that the team has had any talks about trading for veteran Mark Brunell.
"We've had no discussions," he said. "There's no way they're going to let Mark Brunell out. That's speculation from the outside."
It's not surprising Billick denied the speculation since the Ravens traded up to get Kyle Boller in the first round of the draft and they've also got Chris Redman until Boller is ready.
But the fact Billick felt compelled to deny the speculation shows that there's much interest and talk around the league in how the Jaguars' quarterback situation is going to play out now that Byron Leftwich has been drafted with the seventh pick to join Brunell and David Garrard
more (http://www.jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/050803/jag_12487681.shtml)